Recover deleted packages within a 7-day restoration window
Cloudsmith has always retained deleted packages for 7 days before permanently removing them — but until now, restoring a deleted package required contacting Cloudsmith support. The new “Recently deleted packages” view lets your team find and restore packages directly, whether they were removed manually, by a retention rule, or via a bulk action, without raising a support request…
Make Cloudsmith yours with personalized tables
Cloudsmith should adapt to the way you work, and today we're releasing a significant new feature to meet this objective - table personalization…
Track and troubleshoot upstream requests with logs
Upstream logs are now available in the web app. Each upstream's log shows successful requests from the last 12 hours and failed requests from the last 24 hours, making it easier to monitor activity and diagnose issues as they arise…
London is now a supported storage region
Teams with UK data residency requirements can now store artifacts on UK infrastructure. Select London as your storage region when creating a new repository, or transfer an existing one via a repository's Settings…
Architect a scalable, developer-friendly repository structure with connected repositories
You can now connect multiple repositories to a single repository, giving your teams a single repo to pull every package they need. This allows you to organize your artifacts by Line of Business (LOB) while ensuring that shared internal libraries and vendor images are managed centrally and remain always available to the teams that need them…
CircleCI Orb v2.0.0: OIDC, Zipapp, and full CLI access
We’ve released v2.0.0 of the Cloudsmith CircleCI Orb, bringing it to full feature parity with our GitHub Actions and Azure DevOps integrations. This update focuses on security through OIDC, improved reliability, and greater flexibility for your CI/CD workflows…
Proxy and cache Alpine and Wolfi packages from upstream repositories
We’ve added support for the Wolfi ecosystem, alongside the ability to proxy and cache both Alpine and Wolfi packages from their public mirrors. For teams installing packages via APK, this provides a simpler, more reliable way to manage dependencies by using Cloudsmith as a single source for both public and private packages…
Secure your software supply chain directly in VS Code with the latest version of Cloudsmith’s extension
We’ve released a major update to the Cloudsmith VS Code extension, transforming it from a repository browser into a proactive part of your software supply chain security. By integrating security remediation, automated Infrastructure as Code (IaC) generation, and dependency health tracking directly into the IDE, we’ve eliminated the friction between writing code and managing a secure software supply chain…
Cloudsmith CLI: New vulnerability command
Cloudsmith has introduced a new vulnerabilities command to the CLI, allowing users to retrieve package security scan results through a single command…
Stop dependency confusion by defining trusted sources
Upstream Trust prevents attackers from hijacking your internal package names in public repositories. By defining explicit trust boundaries, you ensure that once an artifact is identified as internal, it cannot be replaced by an untrusted externally-sourced version…